Men and women come to phase one in crisis, broken, and with their lives in shambles. Here they progress through withdrawal and are introduced to the love of God and the power to change.

In Phase 2 and 3 our students are introduced to curriculum designed to provide “power tools” for change. In addition to personal and group counseling, students receive character development training that strikes at the root of addiction. They also receive vocational training to help them succeed in today’s society.

Our 15 bed ladies’ home was filled throughout 2007 providing residential care for the battered and wounded ladies who come to us seeking healing from their addiction, and to receive hope and a future.